South Africa slip from 191-4 to 215-8
Elgar 88, Van der Dussen 68
Four catches for Stokes, drops two
Anderson 3 wkts, inc last ball of day
Elgar & Van der Dussen add 117
England 269: Pope 61*, Rabada 3-68
Second Test, day two, Cape Town
SA lead 1-0 in four-Test series
Elgar 58, Van der Dussen 26
Ben Stokes strays onto the pads and Dean Elgar clips through mid-wicket for a couple to bring the 100 up.
This partnership getting the hosts back towards parity.
Stokes gets one to lift at Elgar and the left-hander fends it down off the gloves.
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In 2020 how are no-balls not operated with some kind of lasers? If the bowler is over the line then something lights up etc.
Dave in Chester
Trail by 172
Elgar and VDD tap a single each off Bess.
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Umpires not calling no balls unless there's a wicket is so unfair on the bowlers, you could be overstepping all day and not even realise until you get a wicket!
John, Leeds
Ben Stokes is on.
And Rassie van der Dussen greets him by battering a cover drive away for four.
And it's also a massive uncalled no-ball.
What is going on? Was everyone drunk when they marked out their run-ups?
Tidy over. Just one from it.
Sam Curran was very meh after lunch.
Dom Bess is on.
One day, cricket will introduce the third umpire checking every ball for a no-ball and it being immediately relayed to the on-field umpire.
And everyone will be at a loss as to why it wasn't done sooner.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent in Cape Town
When are these umpires going to do their jobs? It's a great disappointment for Broad. It was a terrific delivery.
Van der Dussen duly punches firmly off the back foot next up to scamper three that brings up the 50 partnership.
Elgar then defends down into the pitch and middles the rebound to keep it away from his stumps.
Kate Cross
England women's seamer on The Cricket Social
It's hard to have sympathy, because you have one job as a bowler - get your foot behind the line.
A brilliant ball from Stuart Broad, leaping up off a length, flicking off the glove and carrying through to the keeper.
Matters for nothing if you overtstep by that far though.
Stuart Broad has dismissed Rassie van der Dussen with a jaffa...
But no he hasn't.
It's a massive no-ball.
Shocker.
Image source, Getty ImagesDean Elgar had a truly brilliant 2016 New Year's Eve then.
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Elgar 55, Van der Dussen 16
A dross half tracker from Sam Curran that Dean Elgar picks up so easily and swivels away for four.
Replays show that was actually a no ball from Curran too that wasn't called.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent in Cape Town
He's played very well, very compact. It's been a typical Elgar innings, not giving anything away. South Africa have been lively since lunch.
Another loose, full delivery down leg from Stuart Broad that Dean Elgar clips away for a couple to move to 49.
The South Africa opener then gets up on his toes to deflect one to point for a quick single that takes him to a fine fifty.
His conversion rate is excellent - that's his 14th Test half-century, with 12 centuries.
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Paul Beard: I like Sam Curran, but as the least effective bowler in the morning session, why on earth has he opened the bowling after lunch?